Discover the ultimate world atlas for globetrotters with detailed maps to every country on Earth so you can plan your next adventure.

This paperback edition of Lonely Planet's first dedicated atlas makes it easy to plot and plan your next big trip and discover remarkable places en route. Featuring one map for each region; large-scale maps of areas within the region; detailed city maps; suggested two-day to two-week itineraries showcasing the best sights; and more!

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All of Ireland is clearly shown in this handy, up-to-date Philip's road map covering the whole island at 9 miles to 1 inch. By including the latest new roads and motorways, route-planning and touring is made wonderfully simple with this easy-to-read guide. 'THE CLEAREST AND MOST DETAILED MAPS OF EUROPE' David Williams MBE, former CEO Gem Motoring Assist The bestselling fold-out road map for navigating in Ireland has been updated for all travellers wanting to go places on the island. Whether driving through the most spectacular scenic routes on offer, enjoying the cultural and natural heritage or just planning city-to-city travel, this handy map has all you need. - Super-clear scale at 9 miles to 1 inch - Key driving information: motorways (toll and free), road numbers with distances between towns - Fully revised and up-to-date with the latest tourist and leisure information - Places of interest added: from castles, historic houses, beaches and national parks to theme parks, places of worship and ancient monuments - Includes the islands of Aran, Valentia, Blaskets - Detailed city plans: Dublin, Belfast, Derry/Londonderry, Cork - Full index of place names Whether exploring the many enchanting sights and heritage of Ireland or getting from A to B in the most effective manner, this map caters for it all. Town plans, airports, ferry routes and motorways are added for clarity, alongside the Wild Atlantic Way and the Giant's Causeway for inspiration. Failte!

The story of Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, one of the world's best-loved hotels, is also the tale of a region rich in cultural and natural history.

As the lodge celebrates its 30th anniversary we tell the story of the hotel, the people and the region - a chronicle of a journey 180 million years in the making.

In the far northwestern corner of South Africa lies the Richtersveld, recently inscribed towards the end of 2007 as South Africa' 8th World Heritage Site. At first glance, it is a desolate and inhospitable place, with hot sandy plains and startling, jagged mountains of black rock. It is the world' only biodiversity hotspot located in an arid region, where thousands of plant species, many of which are endemic to the area. It is also the home to the last remaining groups of Nama (Khoikhoi) people who still practise their traditional semi-nomadic lifestyle, living in portable reed huts and moving with their flocks of sheep and goats. The Richtersveld travel guide contains all the information you need to explore this stunning region. It covers the geological, botanical and cultural history of the area, and it contains full details of where to stay and what to do. The guide includes the Richtersveld Community Conservancy, the Richtersveld National Park, the nearby towns of Alexander Bay and Port Nolloth, and crosses the border into Namibia, where the Richtersveld is joined with the Ai-Ais hot springs and the Fish River Canyon (second largest in the world) in a spectacular Transfrontier Conservation Area. The Richtersveld is also part of the greater Namaqualand region, which runs south from the Orange River for several hundred kilometers. This beguiling part of the world has won international renown for its annual spring-flower spectacle, when millions of flowers burst forth to mount a staggering display that attracts visitors from all over the world.

Lonely Planet's local travel experts reveal all you need to know to plan the trip of a lifetime in this latest edition of our guide to Florida.

Discover Florida's most popular experiences and best kept secrets from heading to Miami's beautiful, laid-back Crandon Beach Park for amazing views of the Magic City skyline; to losing yourself in immersive rides at Universal Orlando Resort; and losing yourself in true Florida wilderness at the Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.

Build a trip to remember with Lonely Planet's Florida travel guide:

This pocket Iceland travel guidebook is perfect for travellers looking for essential information about Iceland. It provides details on key places and main attractions, along with recommendations for hotels and restaurants. It's sustainably printed to ensure environmental responsibility.

In this Iceland guidebook, you will find:

At the southern tip of the great African continent lies a land of superlative landscapes, where the fertile ground is laced with diamonds and gold, uninterrupted plains teem with wildlife, and nature's bounty continues to brim over into the everyday lives of many peoples. These are the images of South Africa, and this is the story they tell.

Commencing in the Western Cape, up the West Coast, across the arid Karoo to the Wilderness then on up through the Eastern Cape along the East Coast to KwaZulu Natal, to the game and marine conservation areas. Then across to the Kruger Park and Mpumalanga, and Gauteng down through the Free State ending with the Kalahari.

From historic gabled manor houses to contemporary wineries, quirky family-run farms to iconic estates, country picnics to world-class fine dining restaurants, this 3rd edition of Wineries Of The Cape profiles 58 of the very best visitor experiences in the winelands.

All are within easy reach of Cape Town, and a top-notch wine selection is at the core of each of the wineries chosen for inclusion in the book.

Lonely Planet's local travel experts reveal all you need to know to plan the trip of a lifetime in this latest edition of our guide to New Orleans.

Discover New Orleans' most popular experiences and best kept secrets from learning how to make a fabulous gumbo at the Southern Food & Beverage Museum, to seeing blockbuster exhibitions at the New Orleans Museum of Art, and renting a bike for a cycle along the historic Lafitte Greenway.

Build a trip to remember with Lonely Planet's New Orleans travel guide: